Cranking problem

Thanks for your speedy reply! I used this site approximately about two years ago when I had a 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix. I described what my car was doing and an expert told me it was my positioning crankshaft sensor. To make a long story short, replaced it and problem was solved. I was so thrilled that I posted on my Facebook account how helpful 2CarPros had been to me! Now concerning the situation about my 1999 88 Oldsmobile. I had several so-called mechanics to try to find out what was wrong with my car without any success. I was given diagnoses of bad starter, alternator, crank sensor, computer (ECM "brain-box), etc, and they charged me for taking my car apart and it still was not fixed ($200.00). One so-called mechanic worked on my car all day! Then a neighbor referred me to a third mechanic (by this time I am pulling what is left of my hair out!) When the mechanic arrived at my home I showed him the response that you had sent me. He read it and went to work. In thirty minutes he had my car cranked! It was the electrical part of the ignition switch (not the tumbler). It had burned. He charged me $20.00 for locating the problem and $20.00 for installation and the part itself was around $5000. I am a woman and some mechanics tend to take advantage of women when it comes to car repairs! I will be recommending this mechanic and 2CarPros to to every lady friend I know. God bless this mechanic and God bless 2CarPros!